Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A familiy carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A familiy carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A family carry Christmas trees they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A family carry Christmas trees they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A man pulls a Christmas tree he chose and cut down himself in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A man pulls a Christmas tree he chose and cut down himself in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A father and his son cut a Christmas tree in a plantation of Christmas trees in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A father and his son cut a Christmas tree in a plantation of Christmas trees in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A family pull a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A family pull a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A man shakes a Christmas tree he chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A man shakes a Christmas tree he chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A young boy named Erik pulls out a Christmas tree he chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A young boy named Erik pulls out a Christmas tree he chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A young family carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A young family carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

People carry Christmas trees they chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

People carry Christmas trees they chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

People carry Christmas trees they chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

People carry Christmas trees they chose and cut down in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A family tie a Christmas tree they had chosen and cut down themselves to the roof of their car at a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A family tie a Christmas tree they had chosen and cut down themselves to the roof of their car at a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A man ties a Christmas tree to his car after choosing and cutting it down himself at a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A man ties a Christmas tree to his car after choosing and cutting it down himself at a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

Snowy christmas trees stand in a plantation of christmas trees in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Snowy christmas trees stand in a plantation of christmas trees in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

A familiy carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

A familiy carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Forestries Open Christmas Tree Season

Joern Haufe

Two young men look at a Christmas tree in a plantation in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

Two young men look at a Christmas tree in a plantation in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut.

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A familiy carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves... News PhotoCarrying,Choosing,Christmas,Christmas Tree,Cultures,Environmental Issues,Family,Forest,Germany,Horizontal,Human Interest,Nature,TreePhotographer Joern HaufeCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesFISCHBACH, GERMANY - DECEMBER 08: A familiy carry a Christmas tree they chose and cut down themselves in a forest on December 8, 2012 in Fischbach, Germany. Forestry officials in the state of Saxony officially opened the 2012 Christmas tree season for people who want to retrieve their tree from designated forests rather than just buying it readily cut. (Photo by Joern Haufe/Getty Images)